Number Eleven

Introduction by Mira Rosenthal Poems: Maxine Scates   The Rot Which Turns to Honey    July    Fugue    September Lisa Jarnot    There Are Cats Everywhere Then Yuri Andrukhovych    Back in USSR    California Dreaming Matthew Dickman    American Studies    We Are Not Temples Debra Nystrom   Days End    Burning Coal at Your Ear Rebecca Wee   Twelve Weeks    Learning the Beaufort Scale Elizabeth Percer    Fish    Carnal Knowledge    Gunnar Harding    20 July 1969-1944    For Janet Persson Cameron Thomas    Wind Like a Waterfall Through the Trees    Apprehension in the Blurry Trees Ralph Black    Look Up György Faludy    Refugees in Paris, 1939    The Lame Camel Sally Dawidoff    You Might Have Said (You Did Not Say)    Loath, Not Loathe Art Homer    Poor Old Art Dan Albergotti    Infamy    Doxology Christopher Howell    Brothers Find Each Other in the Dark    Mercy       Essay: The Poem, Its Buried Subject, and the Revisionist Reader by Stephen Dunn Interview: Something About the Eyes: An Interview with Rebecca Wee by Erin M. Bertram Reviews Dear Blackbird by Jane Springer, reviewed by Hannah Faith Notess This Clumsy Living by Bob Hicock, reviewed by Deborah Bogen A Question of Gravity and Light by Blas Falconer, reviewed by Elizabeth Hoover

ARTWORK    Front cover image: Clock, by Michelle Given, Pinhole Photograph 2006